The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

bration of Queen Victoria's Jubilee
in London are reported to be
grand success. Minister Phelps de-
livered to the Queen an autograph
letter from President Cleveland.
Her Majesty expressed her sense at
the kind feeling always manifested
towards her by the American
people.
The presentation of the American
testimonial to Mr.. Gladstone has
been postponed till after the jubilee
festivities.
A telegram dated New York, June
81 states that Queen Kapiolani's
present to Queen Victoria will con-
sist entirely of feather-work of the
most unique character, and said by
those who have seen the present as
surprising. The collection sur
passes in delicacy, workmanship
and design anything of the kind
ever seen here.
The new barkentine S. G. Wilder
arrived at San Francisco on June
goth five and half days from Port
Blakely, with 100000 feet of lum-
Der. The Call says she is fines
looking vessel.
The Alameda is having accommo-
dations fitted up for 100 Chinese
who are in transit, and whom she
will take to Honolulu.
The CAL says the Belgic, on her
next trip to the Orient, will call at
Honolulu. She will also call there
ON her return. 1t is very probable
that the steamers of the line will
hereafter all touch at Honolulu,
both going and coming.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The "Times" is keeping up an in
cessant war upon the Parnellites. II
has reproduced Patrick Ford's dyna.
mite address from the "Irish World
February l6, 1884, and states that
the whole conspiracy, whether car
ried on by mealy-mouthed gentlemen
who sat at London dinner tables, OF
by friends who organized arson and
murder, was one and indivisible.
Gladstone's tour through tho pro-
vinces was very successful.
The Umbria, OF the Cunard line
made the passage from Queenstown
to New York in six days, 5 hours.
SANKEY'S Congo expedition is max
ing slow but successful progress.
The United States is to have Q
dynamite cruiser.
The Oregon Pacific Railroad is tt
be completed.
VIM. G. Chandler has been elected
U, s. senator from New Hampshire
He is stalwart Republican.
A London special says that Lands
ownc will be made duke in connec
ton with the distribution of jubile,
honors.
The Canadian Ministry is to b.
recognized.
During o circus performance a
Neschi, June It'll, lamp was over
turned, and the building set on fire
Many were killed and about 300 los
their lives.
M. Risties, the new Premier o
Servia, is man of strong pro
Russian sympathies. His elevation
is considered check to Austria am
q gain for Russia in the Balkans.
The Government accepted tn
amendment.
Gladstone will close the debat
Oh the bill Friday the 18th, with
criticism on coercion and the geners
| policy Of the Government in Irelant
, Smith proposes to stop the debat
and declare the bill through tn
} committee stage at 10 p. NJ. on FIR
day.
1t is expected that the member
&. of the opposition will thereupol
I, without voting, leave the House in
r body.
Q Two gentlemen connected wit
1 the British Museum are preparing
r work on original charters from Il
e Conquest to the death of King job
y The "Hindoo Patriot" states tn
G several novels have lately been wri
: ten by Hindoo ladies In Benga
e some of which are of oonsiderat
}. merit.
h Sir John Lubbock, the friend
t animals, particularly of the ant,
IS soon to bring out volume of essa
under the title OF "The Pleasures